Wonderlandaudio
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EKADEK said:heres the jpg from my wall with the bass switch stuff. when the bass shelf/peak switch is open - the middle section of caps are what is feeding the wiper of the gain pot back to the amp . when the switch is closed. that cap network is shorted out. alla a normal shelving style. (im actually not so sure of my explaining/thinking out loud on this point)
http://ekadek.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/ekten826.jpg
The best way to understand this circuits is to get rid of the variable caps and make a simple drawing for a given frecuency.
Then you´ll see in shelf mode the middle wafer is not in the circuit, so an usual shelf is obtained. Switching to Peak inserts the middle wafer cap, which acts as a lo pass ( in treble ) or as a hi pass ( in bass ), shapening the shelf into a peak